Month: May 2023

First mistake of the day – both used the bumper sized bottle of Garnier body moisturiser on arms and legs and thought it was a bit sticky and very difficult to rub in. Now, I’m not sure why Guy’s legs

Drove further south on a track that became a nice new road to Neapoli. No Lidls around so we called into a proper Greek supermarket for a few bits. Nearly came unstuck with the print your own ticket weighing machine,

A long old drive through the mountains this morning with a few hairpins and tiny villages thrown in. It’s the only reasonable way to get further south on this bit of land and the campsite man confirmed it. Reached Monemvasiá

Still here at Camping Semeli. Not much of a Sunday lie in with all the industrious locker cleaning going on everywhere. Thought we’d better get up and join in, so another round of washing done, carpet hoovering and floor cleaning.

Washing day today and it was perfect weather for it. Sun shining, warm and very windy at times. There are several washing machines, but I was informed by a lady in the laundry that the campsite owner has to come

Oh no, it’s raining again! Abandoned the idea of going up to the fortress – wouldn’t have seen much from the top anyway as it’s all a bit murky. Set off for what looked like a short drive down a

Short drive into the big town of Náfplio this morning. Got good parking near the Palamidhi Fortress, which at 216 metres high looked a bit too challenging for our lazy legs today! We chose the coastal path instead, and walked

Poured with rain all night, but today it finally got warm. We drove south first to Pórto Héli, a yachting sort of place with a big, almost circular waterfront. Not many people around yet, but it was nice to have

Lovely quiet night with just the sound of the sea. Woke up to brilliant sunshine, but unfortunately, it didn’t last long. By the time we’d driven a few short miles down the coast to Galatás, it was raining again. Parked

After a very noisy night – I think the port was the local meeting place for the under twenties, we tried to follow the coast around to Corinth this morning. Some very narrow zigzag roads to negotiate and very high